Thanks for all your help
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mercurymullet
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Thanks for all your help
I have a 97 mercury mountaineer and over the last two years have been using this forum for info. I finally got it done (done enough, lol) The frame from the radius arm forward is off a 84 bronco thats where this forum comes in. So again, thanks for the help. Need one more test run before the family's first trip of the season just to get some more seat time, but here's my 4dr broncoish mountaineer.
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guard
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Re: Thanks for all your help
How cool is that... awesome stuff 
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Brad12
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Re: Thanks for all your help
That is very cool! We need more pictures!!!
Bronco was stolen in Berkeley, CA in 2014
I'm very slowly making my bronco go fast!
USA
I'm very slowly making my bronco go fast!
USA
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hobbyturnedobsession
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Silverslk
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Re: Thanks for all your help
I think all mountaineers were V8's.. no?
You start a build thread yet? Shame on you for not starting one while this was in progress, I'm sure it would have been/will be popular here!!
You start a build thread yet? Shame on you for not starting one while this was in progress, I'm sure it would have been/will be popular here!!
SteveG wrote:The point? It's amazing these front ends go down the road straight in any form! The TTB is brute. A broad sword and not a scalpel. That's why I love it!
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mercurymullet
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Re: Thanks for all your help
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/sho ... p?t=312403
I think 2000 and 2001 you could get a v6. I have the stock 5.0 with a mustang cam, torque monster headers, and did a np208 swap to get rid of the AWD. Didn't do a build thread since it wasn't a bronco but did pick your threads for front end stuff. Would love to go bomb with you guys since I'm kinda big for the exploders. It rides good, never really had anything nice before though. Need another test run before season to get some seat time.
I think 2000 and 2001 you could get a v6. I have the stock 5.0 with a mustang cam, torque monster headers, and did a np208 swap to get rid of the AWD. Didn't do a build thread since it wasn't a bronco but did pick your threads for front end stuff. Would love to go bomb with you guys since I'm kinda big for the exploders. It rides good, never really had anything nice before though. Need another test run before season to get some seat time.
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Nick
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Re: Thanks for all your help
Sweet! Why you been lurking all this time!?
"If at first you don't succeed, it may be cheaper to buy it."
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Silverslk
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Re: Thanks for all your help
mercurymullet wrote: Didn't do a build thread since it wasn't a bronco
Thats the great thing about GFB. Some of our favorite builds on here aren't Broncos. The name fits us but our love of diverse builds is what makes this site the best.
SteveG wrote:The point? It's amazing these front ends go down the road straight in any form! The TTB is brute. A broad sword and not a scalpel. That's why I love it!
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Nick
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Re: Thanks for all your help
There's a non bronco forum in the rides section. Please put up a build thread!mercurymullet wrote:. Didn't do a build thread since it wasn't a bronco but did pick your threads for front end stuff.
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"If at first you don't succeed, it may be cheaper to buy it."
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mercurymullet
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Re: Thanks for all your help
I post one. Have limited pics of the build process. It was built by my buddy out of state and he wasn't the best at pics. But I'll still do a write up.
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Mojo
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Re: Thanks for all your help
Welcome to the site, you're Mountaineer is a cool desert ride....
Matt
Matt